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WHOLE NUMBER, 14,606.
THE RICHMOND 1
EK. 14,606, -'^"^^-=f?--_
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MSBATCTI
MANY MORE TROO]
[resident's Call for 75,000 Additi
Volnnteers.
HOW ARE THEY TO BE US
They Will Form a Sort of Second
serve, for Emergencies.
LttlSTMEHT TO BE UNRESTRICT
An Enconragfment to ttie Orgaizati
of Independent Bodies.
QUOTAS OK TJIK STAT1
Y.rdnia, 1,673; North Carolina, 1.B
?oath Carolina, 448; Georgia, 1,901
M \"AL SITUATION l.VHANGI
/.Ministration Officials Believe T?
Cervera is Bottled Up.
I VII -I ? III I I? IHN ??! t \MI?%!?.
I n.liif Dalaj on Part of Kllli
| .?? Vi?.*>?It?-? ?.iii.iie-iiiliil iou
t,?.n,l ?>l toiilriiet? Lu- lla(tl?-?i)i
,<>r.
.. la the eriar situation n
on by th? ?
.
startBr
ie hi?
tiny.
ggoetnbUng ?t ?t ??t tr..?.i?a
tuber ?a
col?
n ?.i thi.- sddltional fore
i
VER.
Th- ling up to the ? .1
aa: >l f- Il t litt I
move,
a. thai th?
r in the I In? e?t
of men, to
atltute
r, "?hen th? fully
the
rtment had
arorked out
.?Us
ntratlon.
[8TMENTS ?'REN.
All a that the
thrown open, mu. h
a , the
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it. this
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division
either by
ly ap
'a? la? ?A
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lade.
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listment e.f
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D INVJ
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,?t for
?J .?n
v. ial.-li ha? been ?airient ?.?t
In ; i>,111 < ? r j ,
i
enj
. . meni,
I . n.-ial .Mil. .-. .'iliel hi?
I -?night a
!, although It \a |?l?.l.:ible tli it
.< r.il will 1? uve for
.I'?'. .TS.
*'** close of the day st :
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tel*
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em
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t.ca
D-T.irtn-icnt the altimtlon aa to the flee!
? < id Ani.ticn .-.mi BpanJsh, trat
Iv M It watt this moniliiK, p0 far as tl
W, Ihg ami .lifferen
? i'..i?nt atrrnglhenmg of tl
" ? of Hi? ..Hi, iails In their beli
?'.* w-u-i.lnm In lying In Be
arbor, in this hep? and i.? lief ti
offldoH fonn?! gre.ii comfort, knowlr
the eMHtiea ?>r the AgMricaa naval to?
* * ill <'ll?..lll waiter- (o k.?|i t!
Spanish Admiral bottled up In Ihls o?
row-ne. k..| hairl.or until he- shall frill
de-r or be- starved out.
i? tuniiy .-it buy tin mi
?'l?)? t*?H not the sUghteM apprehend
of gay n ii,-f ?galas to him from the on:
Me In til- gfcgpo of aiiaother Spatli
ogoedron from CedM The reooon ft
is their naqnoetloaed nbint
to iiui.i Oervera la check with only g f<-<
v' perhaps ? couple Of monltoi
end t? ; ?vin? the p.
malnder e.f the Mg ermored Beet to tab
:l'.?ic. in. nts thait mlgh
.1 * te nipt n. come from Bpafn to Oervera'
Md. The fon e that < ?ml.l be spared fo
thla service ?rlthonl endaageriag the in
tegrity of tin- Mochad? el ii.i?.iua, o
ilttlng the encape ??f Corveta, woui?
be niu.'h larger than tke entire Bpaatol
naval! tOn* n >W in Spanish W>ters capa
bM ?if ofooslaf ih?' Atlentic.
UNJUST CRITICISM Or NAVY.
Within ? .ks; or, in fa?'t,
?ter since the determination whs p..si
tu, i.- reached to Invade Cube before the
di y m aeon m si fell, there Lav?
publiohed Intimations thai th? delay, or
whal spp? ?i-,i to ?be the delay, to begin?
n was ettrtbotable to the
navy, it coo at - - on the hlgh-tel
eutborlty that tii" Impreeelo? thui
erbolly unjust t?> the navy, end
without w.ittant in fact The naval ofll?
?nil all. tak?- special pride. In
thi degroa of readiness in mhleh Um navy
found .it ih?- oatbreeh ..f bostilltlea,
and th? re ncv? r hais been e moment, ev< n
when Bompeon'a foroes v..i .?? Porto
when the navy w.is not prepared
ts to aid the a rim.
?ARM1 -\??i AT l'Ai ET.
Neither lias the ermy ?beeil at fault In
ter, it u ig a? i ,i to
n, n. ail...nt M.M0,
Into Cubs Immediately, aind allow the re
inan':,.j, i* of ttie army Ol OOevputlOII to
fore going over.
Tbere tren various reosona for abandon
*ii^ phut, such as the discovery of
the Insufllcienl nipporl that could be
rendered the Anwrlcan fdrce by the in
Burgents. Rut the tact wat brought out
with eppalltag fore thai ta. delay the
campaign monni th? sbeolute extermina
tlon of the- stsrvini reconcentrados, end
there were, beside, other rea'sons f?.r
making hast?.. Theee considerations
let? change in the army
plans, ami tins Involved delay. To equip
. m army ?>f MMM men In thirty deys, and
put Mem In condition t" ??ht trained
veteran eoldlere, on their own soil, was
no uma? undertaking; bo ihat in the
.pinion of some of the hlgh-asl oficiala
..f th.- administration, th?'ie is no reason
able ground f.?r pressing the criticism
ttiait tfa? r.- been undue de-iaiy In
beginning the- military compalga, either
? n tii" part of the army or on th
ivy.
CONTRACTS Full ARMOR.
?illation bai b ? ii mode thai
contracta be awarded for Bupplylnj
. the tine?' baUleshipa under
ruction, as follows: To the Carnegie
Compaoy, i.i.V! toni tut- th?- Illinois ami
Wisconsin; to tin?.
,.-h? m Company, J.-uo tons tor the
Illinois and - ' * > t?ms for the Siehe ma?
all at MM i - r toa
??l It BPAXISH PRIfOlfBRS.
I I.? > \re Well Tieiiliil. Iteport to
tho ? oiilrnry Nul n it hstS nelliiR.
ATLANTA, QA., May M?lieutenant
Colonel WUllam IJ. Hall, Adjutaat-Oeae
ra.l sad ?x? ?-utive bead ??f tbe Departmenl
if Hi? Oulf, baa thla t?? aay regarding th?
eport from Madrid thai Spanish prisoners
In the Unit? d State a have- oom?
lalned thai treated .
.?t the po : ere w? II
real d. Tbe ten ofl w tbere are
. in t\M? larg? rooms, aa; :
Tii y have separate
?ede, and ere given gui r ratloi
? ?m is an well cared tor,
mi gel their rations three times a ?lay.
are read by the
a for? i?. |ng inaiii?-el. end If inj
ne ?bad complained it would hardly get
. Spain."
All the pris.?nirs of war are at Port
i, i-i?, i Bon.
BMVMMA \?. \i\ AT >! llti i\ii(i i: {
o II ? ? ins?'I'll,' Ternir Si? 1 Im from
Forl de Frime?*-.
v. by the associated Prei l
g PIERRE MARTINIQUE, May 25.
be Spanish torpedo-boot-deetroyer Tet
ar finished coaling fr..m the Alicante,
hose d - an nmbulaace-ehlp
is virtually thrown off yesterday, end
tiy this morning i. m ?Forl d? France,
kinis' a northw?ssterty coarse, it la re?
rted th to -'"'" the Bpool?h
rhree as '?-"f-war. eecoortMng to the ne
gai ..f Sshermen who errtv-ed lure this
ai this niornliijt at dsy?
-ak off th?- niii'thwi-st point Of 'h?
,ii.i. The flsh? Mi.'ti ass? it than they
re BpOOlsh warships.
SOI TII t lAMOVtBA Alt'! M.I.FKV.
Hory of lle-ii?. if*" Ordered In
g-alMvOW'S Inland, Charlenton.
11.anta, <e\., May - ' - The batten
artillery which was reported
,ly tO-day from Columbio, S. C.. has
i, ord? ft d to Bulllvsn's Mond, Chart? --
it win report to Lleatenant-Celonel
,,,, of , krtfRaty, an?i wttl pro
,.,d t?? ?i'tty In operating
big coas^-def? nee guns there.
hi: OMMMON LMA1 El Jl PW1 '<
liifoi iiiiillon *bout Her Vo>aa?'
?l.liiiiinl-l??- All on Hoard W ?It
iCKSONVILUB, FLA* Bay M i
Times-Union and CStMen
I
, Oregon mi how ?I ' o'clock thi?
iiin?. Imponible to gel any infnrma
whetever. Hnslga Johanon came
,, .. ,!ii,.?l t.. be in
irtlag oh in good health
i m. i ?.i toil Mi:i:lt OF M ???
.|i-lenr-OI?l FoiuhI Movm?! A??>
on CMy ?<f .? Mine
s' FRANCISCO, May M The yoimv
olunteerof the present eaaepolgnbas
to th- front. He Is Oouglai Dodge,
.n.l was found s.e-iirely
,1 av..m on th.- City of Sydney
, th? young wartor wan pal h board
;. fOUgh! ,-fll'"
a, hand Who had laissa Inch
hin determination i?> go
-Idler* who ?uve " ?a 1******
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J11-U11J11-U?--IU.
CEVERAJOTTLED ?P
*0 IT IS ?H'l i? i u.i.i RKPORTKII
TO MAMMA,
SPUK MUST ACT IT OEE.
What She Win ?o or Can Ilo, Hon
e?er, Uors Rej? Appear-Coal and
Pro>|MinnN it,,, i, gcnPe mt santl
n?o.
LONDON, Kay 26.-The Madrid corre
spondent of the Dally Mall says:
"Official telegrams from Cuba confirm
I he- report that Renr-Admlral Sampson
I'll CoauBodote Bchley, with their com
Maed P?|ii,i?lrons. are now In front of
Boatlage de Cobo, ?>i???k.,i?h?- Admiral
O iv. im, -Ministers consider that Santiago
sufficient defences to render
null ami v??I?l any . ?atlon tie
enemy may take.
"The position of the American squad
rons Will call-?' the ROV? IIlIIH'lU t?> take
immediate ?action, though It Is unknown
as y?t what form this gCtlOU will assume.
NO BA1 TEE YET.
"Eume.rH that I battl.? liais already oc
? allied ar?. ..ffi.dally dr-iii- d.
"Ur.-at haportanee is attributed to ?he
i. i test news from the Philippines respect
lag t;.?' Bpnnlah plan of moldllaalliai i
SUPPLIES FOU CEHVEi; \
LONDON, Kap M.-A special dispatch
from Madrid, rig P.larrltz, Iays:
"There has been an active exchange of
dlepatchee between the government and
tii? antboritlea ol Hebnna gad Boa Jona
de Porto Rico on the Subject of s..ii?llng
1 and pn.visi.iiis t?. Smtiauo de Cuba.
it la alleged thai AdnUral Cervera baa
Wired, eonfirmiiiR the report thait S.m
iai?-:?? de? Cabo Is cut off from communl
aati.'ti with the interior by strong bitnls
.f Insurgents, ami that in consequence
oal and provisions are getting scarce
.n?.l ele-air."
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Of
ta
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m
le BotaMlahes n< <<i<i ?. i?-i -
Tampa n.i.? iioi?-i.
TAMPA, fea.. May M?Major-Oeaeral
itzhuRh Lee, accompanied by Colonel
urtla ??uild ami his staff, arrived in
ampa to-night, and eataldlahed tempo
ry heuliiuarters at the Taimpai E.iv
?.tel.
lieneral I^ee had nothing to say on the
ti?iml sitti.'iti'.n. "The fae-t is." saiel he.
have. n??t seen | paper for two eiays,
d don'i know what has happened, ah
know is that I was sent here from
ashlngton to take cimmand of the
?rentb Army Corpa"
!eii?'rail E?e and ??cneral Shifter hod
?t.- .m extended eonferaagt daring the
-iiliiir. In which the sittWtion here- wais
lined to Qeneral Lee. To-m<>r
,v will ?be spent by th.- latter In inspect
; the eliffeTe'Ilt ramps of the volunteer
Opa In Bad around Tampa, all e.f
i?-i? reglmenta will be embraced in the
..nth Army Corps.
enera! I*?- ores given an enthusiastic
eption when bS app. ..re?! In the gene?
i??oeptlon-room e.f the- Tempo Roy
tel. He was Instantly Burroanded by a
m? of army oflic-is ami friends, but
emlllngly turned first to the pretty
,.m women, the wives and daaghtera
promlenl ?refugees, who were anxious
greet him,
( i n \ i it \ at ?\vn\c*n.
i Arrival Hejoleee the People J
Loyal iiniii|ii?-i.
ADRID, May *17,.--7 P. .M.-A dispatch
just i.n published giving detaUa of
arrival <>f Admiral ?? r\? m'a aqaedroa
lantiago do Cuba, it s:?>s:
a S o'eiock on the morning on May
Um infanta Maria Terer? entered
port of Santiago de Cuba, tlyin? the
of Admiral Cervera. sin? woa follow*
ilmoot iiiiiii. ?ii ately b.v the y lacayo,
Almirante Oqoeado, th.-. Cristobal
n, and th.. torpedo-b-aot-dcetroyer
-n. Soon afterword the torpedo-hoat?
royer Furor, which had been raeo_?
riiiK. aiiiv.il.
?be inhaililtatits swairmed to the
e-s of the- bay, ?lispl lying the utmost
and enthusiasm. All the vessels In
por! were dreeood la gala array. On
relay nlfiht there was an kapOOlBg
?nstralion in honor Of the- officers anel
s. The bands Of the.- illy ployed pa
c airs, (here' were brilliant lllumitia
atiel the people parauled the streets,
ag patriotic songa?
lotirai COrvorn ami his officers were
a boaqnel ?t the cnaaoo, where loyal
s w? re hdhored, the principa] speech
by Admiral C? rvera and Mgr.
; de I'rturi y Crespo, Archbishop ?if
ago de? Culm, th?- latter exclaiming:
not sufficient t?. be victorious on
ML The Spanish Bog must float on
.Ipitol.'
a seuitielrnn has revlctualled. Fives
s were in front of the port yester
t Is believed thai the Am?ricain fgg
aglc has been charged to cut the
dtspotob is not dated.
? announced that the Countess of
eocompaoled by the Piteoeaeee
? and Isabelle, has arrived at Ma
ill
\i
(Co
C
run
cub
leb
mit
be
fue-,
II.
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M.
?llsp?
?.? m
tena
rons
< IMF AT PBKBACOLA.
I.oenllon tot Almut Ten Thou
sand Troop?.
s.m'uia, fea. May M?Mojor
ii Oepplagor romelnod bora until
o-.liiy. Re sp.nt th.- morning with
irr, locating the- grovad at Magao?
iff for the location of ramps for
lo.ooo troops w.iis w'ii i
a to ?tve an abundant BUpply of
Inking water.
olla ItlulT Is about one mile east
city, Is nenrly PW feet above the
id is one of the finest locations for
?inpiti? nt Jo be found in the coun
. m * * a ton he
v ycaxa ago GMaOTtl Luce landed tubj_, ?.,
lillV
sa;
? \. r>
Wise
s? Bgl
landl
and
An
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Spain
mous
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troop
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for tl
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remains.
an?! man
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saya: '
?IK?-, hiel
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a white
here. O
On., sev.
crime, bi
r a., ?iiunauAi, M.A?
the marine? snd sailors of the North At
lantic squselron, and kept them In camp
there nearly two weeks.
CALL FOR MOHF TROOP?.
**e\enty-VI*r*- Tlioumind Additional
\oliinlrers Wanted.
WASHINGTON, M y M-Tbt Pr?gMeat
to-day Issued tho following proclamation:
"By the- President of the I'nlted States:
"A PROCLAMATION.
"Wb reas, an act of Congress was ap
provod on the 25th day of April, l\m, en
titled 'An act declaring that war exists
between the I'nlted St*too of America
gad th?- Klngdeim o? Spain'; and
"Whereas, by an act of Congress, en
titled 'An ad to provide- for temporarllv
n.r? asinji the military establlshm? Di of
he United Slates in time of war, and for
?ther purposes,' approved April 22. 1XIX,
be Preetdeal Is eothorised, to eramt to
,ii<e a voluntear army, to issu.' his procle
nation cailllng for volunteers to BCTVI hi
he army of the United States:
"Now, therefore, I, William McKinley,
'resilient of the Fnited State.-?, by virtue
t the pow.r vested In in?.- by the Legis
itnre and the laws, sad deeming suiii
ii-nt OCCSSloa lo exist, have thought tit
i -call forth, and hereby do Call forth,
olunteers to the aggre-^aite Bomber of
?,O0O, In addition to the volunte.-rs ? ali.d
>rth by my proclamation of lb.- ; ; I *i
r April, in the pre sent, year, tl.'
> be apportioned, as far as practicsMe,
noag the s?-v. ..;.- , i rritorirs
id th" id-triet of Columbia, eooordtei
population, and to gerve for tare yoom,
oaer discharged. Th.; proportion
aocfa arm and the details e.f ?.-nllst
| tit and organization will be made
iown through the War Department,
'in witness whereof I have hereunto
t my band ami caoaed th? Bead of iiie
n" d st ibs t?i be ailix? d.
Done at the city of Washington, this
enty-fifth ehiy ??f May, in th?. year of
i- E'.t?! one tboasand eight hundred
1 nint iy-ei-,'ht. and of the independence
th.- Ciii'. .1 St An the one hund?
Liity-second.
"WILLIAM M'KINEEV, President.
William H. Dap, Secretary of State."
[AT FUGACIOUS SPAMMl l-T.KKT.
e i. I.II..-L.??- BOW, t c.-iirilin? to
Copo Mol tien Repose
pyrlgbt, UM bp the Aaeodoted I
AI'E HA?TIEN, HAITI, Ma.y
n?r, which cannot be confirmed, is ?ir
iting here to the gJBect that th?- Sj.ain
Ca.pc d? Verde squadron, under All
ai I Cervera, generally understood to
in Santiago harbor, is DOW at I
;??s.
ATM TUMI FOI M? CMMTMMAf
I Are They OoMlOgl Heady to De
molish II i e. t
ADRID, May ?*.. 11 P. M.-H'bana
?t'h. s say the American ships erg
,,.?.- ..?.Hi- Satnlaiio and '.in. -
HBO. This ladlcOtea that the squad
are preparing to SttOCk ?'?tvr.i.
I It \>"?roltTS FOIt MAMILA.
eriiiii? nt ? lint ti-riiiK All the *>lilps
In -.ui.i at 'Frlni-o.
\ EKANCIS? o, M y .' ".. - Tin-?i.? .mie
nsi.ip Compnay has be? n wip??i out
earners by the government, and a?
available resaol in pori is othei
eog '^??i it ?s probable ihn. the pop*
ra booked t?. Honolulu by the Sea*
a win be turned over the OocMeotel
Oriental Bteamshte Company for
ige ?.t. th?- Hope.
effort was made t?> '-hairt.-r the Pa*
Coael Bteoamhlp Company'a new
1.1- Senator, but, owing t?. the enor
?ii'i'iiniulatlon of grain in TOCOma,
ould not I??- .-paired by her ?.win is.
Bteemer BoslandlBi now ?i?tro, will
r.-paire-el to BOll for .'.I aiiilai with
B, I 'ml? r an get "I" Cong]
rdny she is admitted to American
r. ami wh.-n ahe Bella BOgl it will be
the Stars and Stripes ut her m-ist
ta.in Boword will lose no lime m
irging the reeeel ami in preparing
i?- accommodation of troops, it is
ted tia.it ehe erlU b?- ready to ??atii
areek.
I'liailur 5". I kins' Son MoUflfO,
:i.\s, W. VA.. May '17,. I? , .
-..n ..f Senator Eikim. boa enlisted
the w?'st Vlrglma volunteers, and
> in th?- front. The Senator is much
ed at 'hi- He say-, he baa Induced
?Olid s??n. Stephen, WhO la at N'.l?
tiack to College anil bike his ? Kami?
, on the promise thait if !he war
lies long ?nough a chan for him
some s? tvie e In the airtnv will be
?1.
ird, the? Senator's third son, who
rioeetoa, eroated to enlist, but was
d on physical grounds.
renn CeiiMorshlp nt Tnnipn.
fa. FLA., May M?An order was
to-day, by order of Oeneral Bhaf?
lulring every newspaper ? irre
al at Tampa to furnish h?:i.i.|U;ir
tii ai eopy ??f the paper which the
.indent repreoenta a etrict watch
k.pt .?n ;iii m ittor printed nndor
pa .lait.., ami any prohibited mat?
! recall In th.- refusait by the cen
pass upon matter written for the
ig newspaper,
lllpptoe i \iii-.iilion gallo,
i* ka .wise??, May i?. I p. m
lllpplne relief expedition has just
H IX HAWARDES CIIMICII.
lids Take n I.aat Look at Mr.
fllodstsms*B Remain?.
UIDKN. May M.?The remains of
dstone wer?- r. moved this morn
i Ha werden Castle ta the village
They ?were carried by half a
?tiers of the family to a
ivheels, on which they w? re taken
loara, past th.- favorite nooks
in th?- pairk, to the church,
by the family.
unis ..t peopta have beea arriving
irden all day Mag, t?. view the
.-'. r? i d Iodine fainted fr??m ex
enioli'.u wh.-n passing the bier.
iy men and wom.-n dropped on
- .i allently prayed.
>s f.ir I.ondon at C o'clock
link'- _
l.ynrhiiiH In f'eo rain.
CIA. ?I A . M IP '17.. \ 1 ?inl to
?titution from Donal.lsviH?, Qg-,
eck ??liver, a negro, 20 years or
1..-. n ixot h>-i herd for an at
i upon Mrs Itob.rt Drake,
i livi.ig four miles from
Uver woo gap-tared *?t Bringen.
n mil? s from the scene of his
rought back, and idem ill? ?I. Bo
couhl 1m? lodg?*d In jail h
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MAY MOVE T?MOKIii
Tbe Second Regiment is Expei
Moving Orders.
SECRETiRT ALGER WANTS HA!
Wires the Governor That All Sapi
Are Awaiting Them There.
TO RECEIVE SHOES FROM THE ST
They Will Be Issaed Them by CoJ<
Conlling Tc-Day.
OMNMHAL XAM.I* is AFI'OIXT
The Qeaeaaer ?oohgoa mm to i.?
the Third H t'ai men I?Offer*
OoBBpaadoa la Meet too Baooad t
ll.in.niel to Soldiers.
There la every Indication that the
? ?.nd Virginia Regiment win to-day
?live orders to proc.I to Tampa.
Colonel Baher had recelrod ne met
der at midnight List night, but ;t see
v.ry probable that It ail! be lure e.i
to-elaiy.
Oovernor *i'yi. r net ?v...i .-i
from Becretery Alger taut night, asyl
thai v. Idle in d. sired to respect the U?
?raor's expressed arlabas, ll w.is regare
ais best for the regiment to be moved
once. Secretory Alger urged the oe
i-rnor to luve the r> maining Virgil
regiments ready for muster at th?
s-iMe date, go that they could
BOVed to I'.impai, Where stores
very rh.'ira. t?.-r had been eOCUmOlOt
'?.r them, gad abere armagementa i
heir vaccination haul been made. T
i y ashed the Oovernor to ai
vheii the other two regiments would I
aady.
Oovernor Tyi?.|- telegraphed Becretai
ilgetr thai th.' Foartb Regtaaeal had b???
luetered la, and that tbe Third would I
o-day.
While OoVOraor Tyler is very d? -ir.n
f hovlag the men ?better equipped as
ncdaated before being tahoa away froi
:ichmond, he fully realizes that the d?
artment has plena aith ahlcb b? la M
imiiiar, winch may reader the ear)
?ovement o? the tro.jpa practically
Bcesetty.
PRO> IDE THEM WITH BHOS8.
The Qoveroor la v? ry gnxtona tiiait ;h
i.-ti DO BUPpMed with shoes, ait ?east, a
any of them are so budly sh?nl : hey e-nn
?t Booreb any distance. The : ?i
mm yesterdo) ordered Colonel CoulHni
his staff, to parchase aboce for .--,
any of the ni?n sa w. te in ?argent ne?'.!
ni a number of potra wen ordered an?
ill be distributed t?>-?i;iy. The Qoverno
ill pay t"r diese suppli?e out of hi
ntingi nt fund, but expeets to be re
i by tii?- i nit ?i Btatee Qovorn
tit. liut whether he is repaid or :i?.t
-ays h?. i- determined the Boldlen
>m Virginia shall not go to tin- from
retooted. Tba aboca win be issueel t.
m?- of the men of nearly every com
ay.
t Is not thought the troops can movt
fore I'.-inot i?.v., siiotiiei naorchl
rs i i received this meielugi Preparo
ns for th?ir ?departure yesterday re
trod twenty-four boars, sod ail tbcao
ist be moda over agolo, as the bom
transport th.' regiment and b
re beea removed, and rallona, Includ
breod, win bove t?? be prepared.
iiii'o.? > in Ht-Kliui-iitnl Ollleers.
lovernor Tyler yeeterdoy eppointed
jutaiit-ileti. i.il N;-,lie colonel of the
?ni Reghaoet, to guec-aed Colonel
in.-s.
i.iitt tiaini-Colonel Henry <.'. Hurrows
chad Richmond last night from his
ne, in Culpeper. There lues been some
.-(???n rais.-.i ea t?. whether Colonel
T?.?A.-i will aooompony hi? r?glaient,
he says ge hais rolunl
K???;?l faith, and is ready to
Has friendo feer thai his
ith man* not be gnfldently robust to
lit of his unde-rgoing Intel BCTVlce, b.u
Inlng Burgeons will bora to do?
ais to this. BhOUld <'ololi'l BUTTOWa
i?ivis?ii to remain, and ad upon the
Ice of the Burgeon, Major 'i!???mais s.
1er win aim...-; certainly be ide
t? iiaii.t-, olone i, and Captain Scruggs,
'ompaiiiy E <E\ n, hbutg Home Querd),
ranking captain In th<- regiment, will
me major. Colon?] ?Burrows is tery
tier In the Third, and ahoaM be not
mp.uiy the regiment there will be
rail regret among oSteera end aaen.
A! ijor Keller and Captain BCTUgga
also v.ry popular ofBcere, and tlielr
ition will h?- very agreeable ; ? their
r oSMerg and th?' ne n ind-r
? IFFICSRS OF THE FOURTH.
ut. nant-?'?ilon?l Ocorga W, Taiylor
b<. ..me the colonel of the Fourth
m> nt, bul th.re will be Borne delay
ommleelonlng blm, probably owing
is halving been mustered la ais iieu
it-..-.,ioii?-i. ?Major Bdwsrda ana b?so
mustered la sa maijor, but will be
Beateanat-coloaeL
otllcers of the- companies of th.
th will BBOCt at Murphy's tO?ttlghl
tbe purpose of selecting ;i major,
r Captain Morahall Terrell, of Corn
il, or c.iptaiiu <;. W. H'.p?', ?if Com?
D. will I??' chosen. Captain Hope la
'.Hiking COptelO, lut the friends of
ain Terrell think be will be elected.
uni Bodges di?i r,?it ?resign the ?'..?lo
of the reglamat, i.u: waa retired by
of the Oovernor es a rooall of lbs
na mai.ie by Norfolk phyalclona
feJOr Adaiir.
lael Beber was notifieil by the War
tment yeeterdoy th.it the regace!
impony L Cop?ala Owen, ?>f the
,i Regiment, t<> be traneferred to
.,.i o?' Company e. Captain
1er, of the Third, to ! ? transferred
1. e'liulel not be grant? ?I.
Fall for More Troops.
usera that the Preeldonl had called
Ml m<>r?> volunteers censed a freoi
of .applications to the ?lovrnor for
slon to rolCB OOggpoaiea and bat
?.
re the dispatch Announcing that
II had been made was in print the
ior had re. tail appllca
to h?- allow-?l to form companies,
here was a r?-f|uest from Mai'ir
r, of Fetsrsborg, to be **-r
tei organize e battOHoO.
Oovernor oaanol reply to these
ts until he is ofldally notified e.f
imi.? r of mm Virginia Is to tat*
i her gooto, an.i whether they win
.v.ilry. or artillery, or all
The GOVeroor sub! last night he
call e.ut th?- negro battalion if the
nt will aoeept ?soleesd infantry.
ovrne.r CXpSCta t" r??eiv>- gC?B?
of ?h?- caill to-day, and <>f the- m;m
rglnla Is egpected to furnish. If
i i- f??r 77.^'i the number Virginia
. furtiWh wooM be UBS m.-n.
ant-Major Diem, nt the Fourth
l bora f<>r ?luty last
Immunen from VtaglolO,
eH ,1,. . ton to be called
m this State by the President, an?!
I already raised, I'n? ?? Sim will
t least alx?coropanles of volui
however, will bOVB t?. Ire ni.ul? up
who, by reason ot huvlng had thu
TI
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ting
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dise-?ne, an* n??t llk-ly te be aubje
y. liow-f?v r.
An Immune regiment Is being rals?
Colonel J. s. I'.-uit, ue ?>tn?>-r of
r. guiar army, and he wants six
panics from Virginia. With a vie'
s> caring th?'se com] haa
d the; follOWbtg ht!.T tel I.leilte
?.Toxtoii, United BtatOfl urmv:
War Depart?
Adjutant Qeoeral'a
Weehington, Map 22. 1
My Dear Cr.ixtoti- I above I
;>..int.?l i-ol'in. 1 of the [-'..'irth Fi
states Votuateera ?mitnimesi. \'iri
is lu my territory, I want (?i raise llv
.?ponies in th?- a you
ni" by suggesting names of good
wiio cam organise compenlea as cepta
1 prefer graduate? <?f Virginia Mill
Institute ami other military ? <>;:
be .glad of any assistance.
V..nis in I .1. 8. I'ETTI
llaiMIUel to IVII In Mil In (.nurilM.
The- oSteei a SBd men of ?'ompiny
t'?" Penlneule Oaard, Hampton, Tl
Reginant, enjoyed .1 sumptuous boat
at Murphy's last night, given by for
residents of Hoaoptoa now living in K
?IlOtlll.
Tbere were few members of the e,
pony absent wii. n Rev. Dr. .1. J. (Mat
Invohed tbe divine blesslag up?na ti
gathered ?boot the groaning board.
1 here were present alao a nnmat
vlte.l cuesta.
After an hour or more spent In dlscu
ing the viaimis tbai have made Murpl
faimous, CaPtalfl .! tin Curtis, who p
Bfctod, made a grOeeflS and ? i...pi
speech, referring to his r??si?i?-nc?? in
Old city ?111 the roanls, and tbe h.'U
yeor? spent th.-re i?f?>re he romo to
si'ie in Richmond, and paying an *
quenl tribut.' to th" people <>r H.-impt
Captain Curtla'a remorha elicited gn
applause.
OTHER SPEAKERS.
He was followed by num. tous opet
ers, Including Rev, Dr. J. J. Oravg
Colonel William B. Cutabaw, Capo
Mope, Bergeaal Jones, captain Era
Cunningham, Private Booher, Mr. T.
Cuy, ;m?l Cthere, aill miking only br
tailks, In j.tails?, of old Hampton. th?- sa
di 11 which she is .-a? tiding t?i th?. fro
promising to conduct theoBsern - in
moaner thait ?WOUld not bring shim?'
her fair nemo, while those who we
their hosts wished them giwlspsod.
Csptain Oordon M-cCobe sent a. IsM
expressing his regrets at Inability to
preeent, and saying he would pray f
urn of the men, covered wi
glory.
Oenerol P. T. Woodfln. commnn'lant a
tbe National Soldiers' Poma, at Ham;
ton, aend th?- following tolegraggs |
Notional Soldiers' Home, Virgin!
May I
Capteln Frank Cunningham, iilchmon
?7a.:
Have Just return? el from "ong lea?
e.f abeence. Worh will nol permit mo 1
leave tins evening. Preseot my gree
lugs to Hampton company. I am sin
they will return from the conflict ...vet.
with honor. P. T. WOODFIN.
It wa.s 11. airly 11 tfCrlOCk when 11:
bosta and guest - "Auld Loa
Syne" was sung, Vr. Oravatt pronoun?'?'
Hi.- benediction, ami the soldlera hui
rhel back to Camp I.ee.
Till-: HOSTS AMD OUISTS,
The banquet was tendered by Rich
molid people- who us.-d to I .- ;. sid.-nt
?if Hempton, including Captain John A
?'urtis. Rev. .1. J. ??laivaitt. Captain Fran
Cunningham, Colonel W. E. Cutshoe
Meeers. T. Archer Csry, William n. Cur
tis. w. 'i'. Armist.nl. John Ayen
Thomas ?-. Cunntngbom, s. F, Whlt?
and Fred Elliti.
Beaidea the members of the company
there wire also preeent as guests
M.-ssis. 10. H. Ferguson, W. T. Bnelllng
T. j. Sterbe, .1. t. W. Curtis; Csptali
Taylor, company ! *. Becond Etegimenl
B, II. Peek, of the S?.l?llers' Horn?
Booker, of ?'??1 r-diit, and last
but not least. Master Thomas Btarftu
Curtis, in full regimentals,
AS IDEAL TOt RIST TMIF
To the S ?.ri h uiiil Fast via Hie 1??rk
HiVCr Mr.? si.-,,,,,,-a?.
Th?; pISOBUrn BOebhlg tourist .an accom
plish no more delightful rail and water
Journey t?? tho North or th.- Beet than
vi.i the Bouthern raflwoy t?> Weal Point.
Va., through Richmond, thence tin? Torh?
River Une .teaim.is to Baltimore. Mel.
'11., .-?-i vi.-.- ?.I* the Yotk-Klver I.lti" i
too w.-ll known to require apeclol mention,
'ill.. Be?t consista? of the naos! oaagniOcenl
si. .-iiiiship afloat, leaving Weet 1'oint for
Baltimore liondaya, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, and having Baltimore in the op
posit.- dir?sctlon Tuesdays, Tbursdaya, and
Saturdays. The ablj lolly coa?
atructed for tin- 1.1] service, and their op?
polatme nts . n.I aie-collllll?.dations for tile
travellere are ell that good t.istc could
desire. Th? cuisine hi perfect, and the
table is aupplled with tha best tho market
affords.
The opportunity offered i?> Btop over at
Richmond, th.- historic capitel of tbe
?il?l Dominion State-, is one that will h
found especially attractive. Excursion
aill the year 'round between Rieb?
mond ami Baltimore, and apeclol ? xeur
aloa ratee, apply from ether pointa during
th.- seasons vi? th.* forb-Rlver Line, in
oonnectloa with raill lines.
For rates,, schedulee, and thrrugh ticlc
pgly a?, any agoni of the Southern
Railway Company, or addreea ? . W.
Weethorj. 1 ravelling - r agent,
Richmond, Va.*, o. d. Wilson, city pao
or Pheodore Parber, agent, Danville, Va.
Benger ..ml tlch<vt agent, Lynchburg; Va.,
Elastic Starch requires no cooking.
BooltS at Hunter & Co.'S.
The Weather.
CLOUDY
WASHINGTON, May i*>.-Fore
f.?r Tbarodoy:
For Virginia anil North Cat?.
lina?Tartly ele.udy weither; pro
al, ly showers in sost? rn portions; fresh,
ortheosterly ainaO.
For South Carolina?I'artty cloudy
,'. aith-r aiiel ' : BhOWCM; light,
ariaiLI- winds, bcomlng northwesterly.
THE WEATHER IN RICH
ESTEKDAY w.i< -l-itr and warm.
S'ait?- ut thai motee t? ri
a M.C7
A. M.M
M.
P. M.N
P M.M
Night.74
Mean teaipstatarc.7; 1-3
nuns ?'OTSi'KK COPY.
NEWS FROM MANU
SPiVD-.ll Fit? ?IMTK?) Ml
JIPA\KSK Vi A It SHIP.
THE PHILIPPINE REBELS ICI
Keport That They Have Takeo
??? Ion v of Sabio-?fontmaadOf
t iillao Shot na.l Moi.etljo ?rotea
It Is Said.
NEW YORK, M.iy r..-A cables-,
from .Mandil Ray via Hongkong to
Ev? niiig Telegram .?ays:
"Arriving here yesterday or. the
Culloch, I found the American a*iua<
anchored off t'a vite, -x?-?pt one l
which oiling the outside br
"The foreign wur.-l.ips Immorti
(English), Hrlnx (French). Irene C
meron (Oerman>, and two Japanese i
ships were anchored off the city of
Milu.
"Th?> Japanese boat Naniwa had
rived the night before, and at noon
luted the ?port with twenty-one gt
which salute was r? turned by the ab
battery. This is tho fit-1 salute
Spanish flag has received from any ?a
ship j-fnce tho blockade was establish
?>n<? Japanese vessel leaves to-mOTi
for Il'ingkong.
"<?"it?rai Aguinaldo and twelve ?t
Insurgents who .ame from Hongkong
tho M-? iill.i.-h landed at lavltt* yost
day.
"They tell me the rebel? have tel
don of Suing, and have 3i?,<"*0? a
r? ?ly to light against the Wpanlards
soein as they can g?>t arms.
"A report was I.rough* to the flags!
list night that the rebela hael ?Utook
Spanish outposts of Manila. ?
Spaniards iot?. found to have tum-td t
guns of their shore batterie?* I un aw*
for protection agninst the insurgents, a
the rebels made nothing more than
r.-. onnofssaic? jn fiaros,
"It Its also reported that the lieutena
who commanded the ?'allao here has be
shot, after a trial by a summery ooui
martial, and that Admiral Mentljo h
aa! o been sentenced by eeurt-marth
tumors e-ome through the ere we
merchant vessels still here, but 1 do n
have much confidence In the aci.-uruoy
tbe report**
OM Y U\K DAY MOHR.
?'oniton Ballots to truno After it
Morrow??Voll* .Vow or Veter,
Tho last ?-?.upon ballots with whloh I
vote In the piano contest for the mo;
popular teacher will he published In *t
morrow'.-? Dispatch. So, if you de ?Ire i
vote for a friend you mun not !o?e it
golden opportunity. Tin? lust ballots wi
be received throughout the day of Moi
?lay, the 3?)th Instant. The election wi
be closed that night. Votes are tw
pouring in, and no one has the Bilghtel
Idea of who among the? candidate* I
The piano Is now on exhlhltlo
at No, 213 east Hr??a?l str*??-t. where ?h
Instrumeht was purcbaaed by us.
\V.' have nothing to ?lo with th
agencies at work soliciting vites fo
this, that, or the other tench ; or wha
It may please the successful teaohCt t?
do with the prize. All we have I
Ive genuine Dispatch ballots, an?
count them for tbe teachers for whon
voted. This In answer to numerous en
epilrles.
M?k?> your wife happy?buy Elastic
SI rcb
Mr. A. E. Heinrich has associate.l him
s? If with Julius "Meyer's Sons, FoOShM
n?l Broad streets, and will be pleased
to see all He friends.
Elastic ?tarch makes Ironing easy.
OLD POlVT, OCMAS \IE\V. AVIJ
M)ltF?H.K
tin ? a?. ..?i ? .?i.?- ...ni Ohio Snndar
?lUtlllK?.
The Chesapeake nnd Ohio fast vestl?
lui? ?I Sunday outing train, with psrlor
<ir, leaves Richmond next Sunday st
I M.
II FOR THE ROUND TRM'.
The attractions of the seasldo are many.
View Hotel n?.w open.
Returning, leave Old Point 7:30 P. M.,
arriv.' Richmond e*St) F. M.
Don't worry, but use Elastic Starch.
*mm
BSO-i Hooks at !? ? .
by standard authors. Over ;M> title?.
HUNTER A CO ' Broad str<*et.
ll?-.l.i?-?-.l Hu?.-, to Mlehmontl, Va?
t.-.-eiiint Military Kiu*?i tap meat.
Account of the nlxive occasion, the
Southern rallsray will sell tickets from
Danville, V.l.. West Point, Va., and In
termedlate stations t?? Richm.I. V.?.,
aim! r.-turn at rato of one flint-class fare
for the- rounel trip.
Tick, ts will be sold May 26th to ?th,
In? lusive, final limit of all tit?ete return
ing May 30. 1??.
Thla offers a most excellent opportunity
Cor frlen.ls nnd re datives of the boys ta
-?e Hum In .-amp at Riehmond.
Fall In line and use Elastic Starch.
?-??*.-?
Pocket I'l.-iloiiarim at lOo.
ISc 'Hie; Fountain Pens, U, IIMJ
Writing Papers. HINTER A tX>.
< iii-i i.iMiTi. Plants,
.- and Decorations. A large
xnd \ rtment of Redoing Planto
Miss RKYN? ?EDS. Florist,
?)1 east Main street.
Old 'phone 10M. v
For Diseases of the I.I ver, ?tomaoh,
ond Kldoeys
be Water ot tfce Oreenbrier White -'alpha t
prtags Is tbe most vslaable lo America.
Pi hi-ki.i., Uso *(.*?-., Wboleeale Agenta
No : ? ifT.-r should be without s bottle of AMOCO
cha RimiBS, the world-renowned Appetiser
t,d Invtgorstor, of eniuU>tts flavor, ?adoned
y tho utedleel profesetoa for Its wonderful
witorstive power.
THE DISfflTGH'S
rEACHERS' CONTEST,
HANDSOME PIANO. <
Cut opt thw Ballot, nnd vote it
)y writing nain?'and nddr?'?8 of y?mr
avorite and Bonding te
Bali ot Difakhmt,
THE DISPATCH CO.
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P\ddrc**

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